Résumés
Résumé
Malgré l’opinion presque unanime selon laquelle « les exemples d’autotraduction sont rarissimes », une longue tradition d’autotraductions jalonne l’histoire du dernier millénaire. À ce propos, citons Tho. More, Du Bellay, Calvin, John Donne, Goldoni, Mistral, Tagore, Beckett, Aitmatov ou Julien Green. De plus en plus fréquent, ce phénomène mérite une analyse bien plus approfondie que celles qui lui ont été consacrées jusqu’à présent.
Mots-clés/Keywords:
- perspective historique,
- autotraduction,
- traduction d’auteur
Abstract
In spite of today’s almost unanimous opinion on the subject (“Historically, few authors have dared to translate their own works”), a long tradition of self-translations runs through the history of the last millennium. It is enough to think of Tho. More, Du Bellay, Calvin, John Donne, Goldoni, Mistral, Tagore, Beckett, Aitmatov or Julian Green. A cultural and linguistic phenomenon which is increasingly frequent, it deserves much more attention than it has been received to this date.
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